Primary Care/Contact Lens/Low Vision

Type of Practice: Eye Institute
Mission:
The Kresge Eye Insititute has a three-fold mission to provide the most advanced medical and surgical eyecare; to offer the finest medical education and surgical training for physicians specializing in ophthalmology; and to conduct innovative research to increase knowledge of the eye and the mechanism of vision, improve methods of diagnosing and treating vision disorders, and eliminate eye disease and blindness.
Number of MCO students per rotation: 1
Orientation Instructions:
You should contact Dr. Yates 6 weeks prior to the first day of your rotation to verify dates, times, directions, parking, and any other instructions. Report to address above at 8:00 a.m. on the first day of the rotation for orientation to policies, clinical protocol, administrative procedures, etc. Completion of Hepatitis B series is required (unless waiver is signed) and annual TB testing must be completed. BE CERTAIN TO TAKE YOUR CURRENT CPR CRD, TB TEST RESTULTS CARD, AND HEP B (OR WAIVER FORM) TO EACH OF YOUR ROTATION SITES.
If you have any questions, please contact our office at (231) 591-2202 (Elizabeth Spedoske, Assistant Dean’s Office) or (231) 591-2180 (Dr. Bruce Morgan, Director of Externships).
Faculty:
Contact Person:
Elizabeth Yates, O.D. E-Mail: eyates@med.wayne.edu
Clinical Teaching Faculty:
Elizabeth Yates, O.D.
Support Staff: 3 Opticians, Optometric Technicians/Assistants
Schedule:
Operating Hours:
M & W, 8:00am-6:00pm
T, R and F 7:30-5:30pm
Abbreviated lunches
Hours of direct patient care for extern per day: 7.5 (35-40 per week)
Number of patients seen by extern per day: 8-12
-- To train along side of Ophthalmology residents.
-- To gain experience in low vision clinic evaluating the best possible devices which will allow the patient to perform daily living skills in a normal matter.
-- To gain experience in cosmetic and therapeutic contact lens fitting to include RGP, Keratoconus, and post refractive surgery.

* Average Number of Patient Examinations
Rotation 1 = 317
Rotation 2 = 390
Rotation 3 = 357

* Average Number of Patient Examinations
Rotation 1 = 866
Rotation 2 = 371
Rotation 3 = 336
* Average Number of Patient Examinations
Rotation 1 = 250
Rotation 3 = 371
* Average Number of Patient Examinations
Rotation 1 = 235

* Average Number of Patient Examinations
Rotation 1 = 443
Rotation 2 = 395
Rotation 3 = 283
PC - Primary Care, CL - Contact Lens, VT - VT Evaluation, LV - LV Evaluation, PD - Pediatric, OD - Ocular Disease, F/U - F/U to monitor Tx plan, PRE - Pre-op, POST - Post-op, SC - Screening/ total numbers, SU - Surgeries observed

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